Honda Shine 125 Limited Edition Launched at Rs 86,211

Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India has expanded its commuter motorcycle line-up with the launch of the Shine 125 Limited Edition. This new version is priced at Rs 86,211 (ex-showroom) and sits 1,000 above the regular Shine 125 Disc variant. Moreover, the Limited Edition focuses on visual upgrades to offer buyers a slightly more premium feel.

What’s New in the Shine 125 Limited Edition?

At first glance, the Shine 125 Limited Edition stands out due to its Pearl Siren Blue colour scheme. The bike carries a deep blue finish that is complemented by brown graphics on the fuel tank, which gives it a richer and more upmarket appearance. In addition, Honda has introduced pyrite brown-painted alloy wheels, a feature not offered on any other Shine 125 variant.

These design touches may seem subtle, however, they clearly set the Limited Edition apart from the standard model. Apart from this, the chrome elements around the headlamp, side panels, and exhaust cover remain unchanged.

Features and Everyday Usability

The Limited Edition carries forward all the equipment from the Shine 125 Disc. This includes a fully digital instrument cluster, side-stand engine cut-off, and a USB Type-C charging port. These features add convenience for daily riders. In addition, Honda’s focus on reliability and low maintenance continues to be a strong reason why the Shine remains one of the brand’s best-selling motorcycles in India.

Engine and Braking Remain Familiar

Mechanically, the Shine 125 Limited Edition is identical to the Disc variant. It continues to use the 123.94cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine that produces 10.6 bhp and 11 Nm of torque. The engine is paired with a 5-speed gearbox, known for its smooth shifts and relaxed city performance.

In terms of safety, the bike gets a 240mm front disc brake and a rear drum brake, supported by Combined Braking System (CBS). While it does not offer ABS, the setup remains well-suited for everyday commuting, especially in city traffic.

Before you go, don’t forget to check out the recently launched Suzuki Access 125 ABS variant.